As
the fall season progresses, so does the great debate: To rake leaves,
or not to rake leaves. At stake are tons of leaves filling up municipal
landfills. Which explains why some folks, like Anchorage, Alaska garden
writer Jeff Lowenfels, say you should leave your leaves on the lawn. (Try saying that
after a couple beers!). Then again, if you let them pile up on your lawn,
will they kill the grass? Listen and decide for yourself... But first, subscribe to our podcast feed so you can open the attachment below, or simply click here to listen to the mp3 audio file.
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The Great Debate: To Rake or Not to Rake
As
the fall season progresses, so does the great debate: To rake leaves,
or not to rake leaves. At stake are tons of leaves filling up municipal
landfills. Which explains why some folks, like Anchorage, Alaska garden
writer Jeff Lowenfels, say you should leave your leaves on the lawn. (Try saying that
after a couple beers!). Then again, if you let them pile up on your lawn,
will they kill the grass? Listen and decide for yourself... But first, subscribe to our podcast feed so you can open the attachment below, or simply click here to listen to the mp3 audio file.  Attachments:
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